Redondo Circle / Lumber Yard warehouse project opposition
Huntington Beach
Summary
An appeal of the approved plan to replace a lumber yard with two warehouse buildings up to 40 feet tall at 7600 Redondo Circle. Neighbors and the appellant raised the issue through the appeal process; the commission was set to hear it.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
If upheld, the approval would benefit the project developer and future warehouse tenants.
Nearby residents concerned about traffic, noise, and building height could be affected by the outcome.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council/Public Financing Authority — May 19, 2026
A wave of Terry Park and Riviera tract residents urged the council to scale back a proposed 40-foot-tall industrial warehouse near senior housing — citing 24/7 truck traffic, noise, toxins in the soil, and a flawed noise study. Residents asked for taller walls, bigger setbacks, daytime-only operations, and a new sound study before approval.
Planning Commission — April 28, 2026
An appeal of the approved plan to replace a lumber yard with two warehouse buildings up to 40 feet tall at 7600 Redondo Circle. Neighbors and the appellant raised the issue through the appeal process; the commission was set to hear it.
Related development
Redondo Circle / Lumber Yard warehouse project (7600 Redondo Circle)
If built as designed, neighbors say the 40-foot building and 24/7 truck traffic would bring noise, pollution and shadows right up to senior homes; residents want it scaled back or denied.
Redondo Circle Industrial Project
The warehouses would bring truck docks and industrial traffic to the area; the appeal was the community's chance to challenge the earlier approval.
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